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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 22 (1893) (1893)

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leaves of Coronilla scorpiotdes. They find that when the salt is placed in direct contact made at the rate of 253 knots an hour. After turn- one knots. Our engraving is from Once a Week. The engines are in three separate water-tight com- ing in a circle of about four miles diameter, the with the… … pigeons, and guinea pigs were used, seemed to prove 12:14:58, with a steam pressure of 160 pounds, the twin ing placed abreast the same as in twin screw ships, that the permanganate is a true antidote to the poison and the one driving the center shaft just abaft them screws making 136 revolutions…

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